A perfect workshop for Early Childhood Education that offers a complete learning experience to discover art in an interactive, playful, and participatory way.
Through a close dynamic, children explore essential concepts such as colors, geometric shapes, and letters based on the works of great artists such as Joan Miró, Kandinsky, or Pablo Picasso. These works serve as a starting point to open a visual conversation that fosters observation, curiosity, and creative thinking.
Through practical and manipulative activities using Bauboard XL, a playful resource of our own creation, participants play with geometric shapes and sensory materials to create artistic compositions. Each child has the opportunity to experiment freely and bring their own work to life.
During the workshop, age-appropriate artistic debates, five collective works, and an individual creation that they can take home as a souvenir of an experience that, in addition to stimulating creativity, develops visual recognition, fine motor skills, and an emotional connection with art from the earliest educational stages.
This workshop can be customized based on the permanent collection or temporary exhibitions of any museum or gallery. If this is your case, write to us!
Currently, this activity is part of the educational offerings of Poble Espanyol. During the visit, we explore the Fran Daurel Museum to interpret the use of color in the works of Joan Miró, the strength of geometric shapes in Alfonso Alzamora, and the visual universe of Yayoi Kusama. We also explore the origin of letters and their relationship with art through different sculptures.